what frequencies ? 136-174/400 which one?
30409
It is a UHF only FM Transceiver. I believe that it'll cover 420MHz to approximately 470 MHz.
30410
Frequency Range UHF 400-470MHz. On mine I get my local fire dept which is 33.48000 but also 453.17500. I hope this helps.
2255314
No it is not in that range of frequencies. However they work well walkie talkies.
274137
No. That is an entirely separate frequency. Check out cell boosters from Wilson electronics. They make what you would need.
699351
This radio comes in two models. The UV-82 which has the Frequency Range: 136-174 and 400-520MHz and the UV-82X which has the Frequency Range: VHF: 136-174 MHz(Rx/Tx). UHF: 220-260 MHz(Rx/Tx).If the Police or other Agency you wish to listen to operates in any of these ranges you can monitor them.Most Police now use encrypted radio bands to prevent monitoring, but Fire and other agencies may still be using non-encrypted bands. You will need to check in your area for the frequencies used by your City and County. Please be aware that these radios will also transmit in these bands and it is against the law to do so with out the proper license. You will get into big trouble if you cause interference on Emergency bands. This radio comes in two models. The UV-82 which has the Frequency Range: 136-174 and 400-520MHz and the UV-82X which has the Frequency Range: VHF: 136-174 MHz(Rx/Tx). UHF: 220-260 MHz(Rx/Tx).If the Police or other Agency you wish to listen to operates in any of these ranges you can monitor them.Most Police now use encrypted radio bands to prevent monitoring, but Fire and other agencies may still be using non-encrypted bands. You will need to check in your area for the frequencies used by your City and County. Please be aware that these radios will also transmit in... » Read More This radio comes in two models. The UV-82 which has the Frequency Range: 136-174 and 400-520MHz and the UV-82X which has the Frequency Range: VHF: 136-174 MHz(Rx/Tx). UHF: 220-260 MHz(Rx/Tx).If the Police or other Agency you wish to listen to operates in any of these ranges you can monitor them.Most Police now use encrypted radio bands to prevent monitoring, but Fire and other agencies may still be using non-encrypted bands. You will need to check in your area for the frequencies used by your City and County. Please be aware that these radios will also transmit in these bands and it is against the law to do so with out the proper license. You will get into big trouble if you cause interference on Emergency bands. « Show Less
1319863
Hello, you need to view frequencies this works operator: 900, 1900 for the 3G, you have to consider.
802781
487-507 MHz. I found out the same model ATW-T210 has different freq. I needed to get a ATW-T210al to work with our other equipment.
847876
908.42 MHz in US and CA. http://m.electronicdesign.com/communications/what-s-difference-between-zigbee-and-z-wave
2141740
I have no idea. You can probably research what FREQ they both use. Sorry, don't know.
1225541
Hi, Yes, frequency range 340.00-354.00Mhz is for USA market and this item uses this range.
1008260
It used the normal US frequency. I don't know if it has others. Great phone for hearing impaired
1331507
Remember, the 108-136MHz aircraft band is "line of sight" like other VHF frequencies. You will almost always hear aircraft better than the ground/tower at the airport. Just imagine having an antenna five miles high (altitude of a commercial jet airliner) vs 50 or 100 feet high at the airport tower.
970463
Howdy.I've got a question regarding your experience of recording digital over the air broadcasts with the dr560. Have you been able to program the machine to record stations that are not whole numbers, like 6, 12 and so on? We've got local stations that are sending multiple signals and designating them by adding a hypen and a number, like 13-1, 13-2 and so on. I'm considering buying a dr560 but won't if I can't record these stations. Thanks for your input.
1471901
No. It's pretty much frequency specific to the VHF radio spectrum. 150.000 MHz to aprox 166.000 mhz.
39087
The box says Frequency band: 2.412Ghz-2.484Ghz ISM bandI'm not a teckie--dont know if this helps you or not.
1022567
My husband has a paper with frequency codes he would use. Or look in your manual for codes. Each state has different codes. Try police scanner codes.com for your area.
1219620
You just have to make sure they aren't on the same frequency. You have four frequencies to choose from.
1443318
I am sorry, I have no idea what frequencies that would involve, All I know is that I was pleased that it would pick up both AM and FM here in our little enclave where I have to have a dish to receive both TV and the internetIt is also set up for short wave, I have picked up some Morse Code while I was scanning it's capabilitiesSorry I couldn't be of more help...Cold Flamingo